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If you no longer want or need Birth Control, you can just stop your pills after you finish your next pack. Some women will begin to have normal cycles right away, others will not have periods for awhile, and others will be irregular -- especially those who had irregualr periods prior to going on the pill.
You can stop taking it the the middle of the pill pack as well, but you may find that you have less unschedule bleeding if you finish the pack.
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